SCE April 2026 Dragon's Dish

• April 1 - Fourth Grade Field Trip
• April 3 - Report Cards Published in FOCUS
• April 5 - Easter Sunday
• April 6-7 - No School
• April 9 - PTC Meeting at 6:30 p.m.
• April 16 - Fifth Grade Visit to SMS
• April 20 - Late Start Day
• April 21 - First Grade Field Trip
• April 23 - Board of Education Meeting

We will begin MAP Testing on Wednesday, April 29. It will conclude on Friday, May 8 for students who attend every day. Make up testing will occur the week of May 11. Our testing begins at 8:45 a.m. for 3rd and 4th grade daily. Our testing for 5th grade begins at 9:45 a.m. daily. If a student arrives after the start time, he/she will not be able to join the testing once it is started.

Classroom teachers can give you the exact dates and times if you know your child may be out or late. We appreciate you doing everything you can to have your child here each day and on time.

We are opening our doors to allow families a live view of SCE in action during a typical school day. Our first offering of this will occur on Thursday, April 9, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. Please read below to find out more details. Click the button below to sign up if interested.

What’s the purpose of the Dragon’s Eye View?

• Provide SCE Families with a guided tour of SCE while the building is operating with students and staff.

• Help foster a stronger connection between families and the school.

What will you see during the Dragon’s Eye View?

• K-5 classrooms

• Special Area Classrooms

• Library

Who will take you on the guided tour?

• Building Administrators

• Counselors

Is there a visitor limit for the tour?

• Yes

• Limit will be 40 visitors

Will visitors be able to bring younger children with them?

• No

• Adults only on the tour, as we will be going in and out of classrooms that are actively learning. We want to limit the distractions for our students and staff.

What do visitors need to do?

• Complete the sign up (link below). Confirmation will be sent.

• On the day of the event, you will need to scan your ID into the Raptor system to visit SCE. Please bring a valid ID.

When will SCE Dragon’s Eye View be offered?

• It will be offered two times a year (Fall/Spring)

To help ensure the safety of all students, we kindly ask that children remain in their vehicles during morning drop-off until the 8:20 a.m. bell rings and staff members are present outside to supervise.

Staff supervision begins at 8:20 a.m., and we want to make sure every student is accounted for and safe as they enter the building. Dropping students off prior to this time can create unsafe situations, as there are no adults available to monitor the arrival area.

We appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe and orderly start to each school day. Thank you for partnering with us to keep all students safe!

SCE third grade classrooms recently turned into bustling pizzerias as students dove into the delicious world of fractions! Teachers brought learning to life by transforming their spaces with classic red-and-white checkered tablecloths, creating the perfect backdrop for a hands-on math experience.

Students fully embraced their roles as “pizza chefs,” donning mustaches and chef hats as they got to work. With creativity and excitement, they built their own “pizzas,” carefully dividing them into halves, thirds, fourths, and more—learning fraction concepts in a fun and memorable way.

The highlight of the experience can be seen in photos from Mrs. Burke’s class, where students are hard at work crafting their pizza fractions. Their focus, teamwork, and enthusiasm truly capture the spirit of this engaging lesson.

By blending creativity with curriculum, our third grade teachers provided an unforgettable learning opportunity proving that math really can be as easy as pie… or in this case, pizza!

A day of missed school is a lost opportunity for social development. By coming to school everyday students are not sick, they are gaining social skills to help them on their path to success.

Research Shows that students that miss 10 or more days a year are 20% less likely to graduate on time. Keep them on track for graduation by sending them to school when they are not sick.

Ask us anything! We often see questions on social media about policies and procedures at Stone Creek. We are here to help! If you have any question big or small about SCE, please ask it here. Our front office will monitor your questions and respond directly to you in a timely manner. Click here to submit a question, or use the button below.